Photographic

Do you own a camera? Well, come along to the V.U.C. Photographic Club and learn how to make the best use of it, and bring your prints with you for criticism.

You can't develop and print your films? Nor can some of the other club members, so come along and learn how. We have the use of a darkroom for two nights a week—the club owns a fine enlarger, and provides you with chemicals and paper, and shows you how to use them.

At the annual general meeting on Thursday, June 8, we discussed the year's programme, which will include demonstrations and lectures by expert photographers, and we hope to be able to hold a field day later in the year. Club activities finish with an exhibition and competition in the third term. It was decided to start off with a demonstration of developing and printing in the Biology darkroom on Thursday, June 22, at 8 p.m. Perhaps we will see there all those freshers who declared so enthusiastically for the club at the welcome to prospective students last October.

If there's anything you want to know about the club, come along to the meetings, which are held fortnightly on Thursdays at 8 p.m., or leave a note in the men's common room rack for the secretary, G. C. Taylor.

And don't forget that Spike wants photographs; so watch the notice boards and have your prints ready by the end of the second term.

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